These celebrities were in the house for Game 3

As Milwaukee Brewers fans travelled to St. Petersburg en masse, a few celebrity stars also showed up to Game 3.

While Tampa Bay doesn’t have the same level of star power as the Los Angeles Dodgers who the Brewers played in 2025 and 2026, some familiar names were in the house.

As the Brewers demolished the Tampa Bay Rays 10-1, Tom Cruise, Dick Vitale and Yung Gravy watched on.

Cruise attended Game 2 of the National League Divisional Series between the San Francisco Giants and the Los Angeles Dodgers back in 2021, but hasn’t been sighted at a baseball game since.

That is, until he showed up to Game 3 of the Fall Classic, where the Brewers went up 3-0 on the series.

Dick Vitale was also at Tropicana Field for Game 3. Unlike Cruise, Vitale is a well-documented Rays fan. 

Dicky-V has been a season ticket holder since the franchise’s inception in 1998. The famous 87-year-old college basketball analyst has said he is planning on also going to games 4 and 5 (if played). 

Rapper and musician ‘Yung Gravy’ was also in attendance, sporting a Tampa Bay Lightning jersey.

Matt Hauri, also known as Yung Gravy, has roots in Tampa Bay fandom dating back to when his song “Gravy Train” became a locker room good luck charm for the Tampa Bay Lightning during their 2020-21 Stanley Cup run. But fans might be surprised to see Yung Gravy in the Rays stands, since he went to UW-Madison.